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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-10-13
TKUsTEE's SALE.
TRUSTEE'S SALE.


,Ry virtue Of decd OF trus! mnde BY Cecilia
1lliespe 70 me as trustee, dated Juno a. 1855, re-
CORDED IN the otilce Of the Clerk OF tho County
,ourt O. OHIO county, Wtst Virginia, In Deed Of
ltutt BOOZE NO q, page lH. will eel at public
suction AZ the front doc: OF tho Court House Of
SATURDAY, the 20.h DAY OF OCTOBER, 1887,
commencing at 10 o'clock 4. NJ, the following
properly, That Ia 70 say: certain parcel OF land
Atuate on me south side OF Vine alley III what II
n 81; al Eas! Wheeling. In Ohio county, West
Virginia being psrt Of lot numbered ono hundred
and thirteen in the plat ot the addition 10 the city
OF wheeling originally laid out b? Noah Zane and
o!hers fronting thirtytwo feet Ave inches on said
aatey and running back RnuthwAIdly toward
Eighteenth ttreot OF even width lIty.lour feet;
win the right 70 uSc and ketp In repair the water
Pipe under tho front part Of said lol.
Aho ihsco ieet In width from the east s'de Of lot
20. "a ~ the plat Aforesaid, said three feet al.
joining me part VI lot l13 above do cribed front.
lng on SAID alley and running back sputhga,dly
Of even width tifty.fou foot.
The title to tho above Is believed 10 be perfect,
oat selling 90 trustee will coaTey only the tile
vested IN me BY said deed OF tfrsi
=, Jerks or SALE-One.thltd and az much more ~
the ptrchAter elects 10 pay In cash nn tho day OF
sale mo balance In two equal instalmenH, al ono
Rnu Two years, With Interest, Tor which the pnr.
CHASER sha'l execute his notes secure tho same By
ace0 OF trust on the property, tho buildings 10 b
Kept injured foI the benefit Of such trust
~, :, J. K, cOHDES, Trustee.
y. y: ". CovDnS, Solicitor.
y ". h. n lLlKR. Auctioueer.v .N feN
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We have for nale several Type.writorn,
including tho Remington, tho Crandali
sud tho Hammond. These machines have
been taken in exchange 10. the matchless
Caligrsph, and will be sold cheap. Writers
Torrent and for sa!e on monthly instsll.
nents. Call on or address for circulara
EDWARD L. ROSE & Co.,
& Is Twslith etreet.
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Bismarck weighed o07 pounds before he
lett kissengen recently. Before Dr..
schwenengon took charge OF him Bis
marck's weight averaged forty pounds
more, much to the great mans diseust, Il,
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Tho Koran, the sacred book OF the Mo-
hamstars, was written about A. D. CLIO,
by Mshomes, who asserted that i. had
been revealed to him by the Angel
Gabriel: 1t waa Published By Abu Beke
ahnnt G3l ~ y y a. N ~ ~. h
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DoN'T t:ifle with any Throat or Lung
Disease. II you have Cough or Cold, or
the children arc threatened with Group or
Whocping Cough, use Acker's Euglich
Remedy and prevent further trouble. It
is positive cure, and We guarantee it.
P.:co 10 and 50e. Logan & Co., @. r.
Goelze, @. Menkomiller, Il. B. Burt and
Bowie Broa. 6yffisl sl5FE 81 $50 q n
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Belieire Street Fair.

For tho accommodation OF tho Wheeling
people who may wish to attend the Bel
sirs Street Fair, October 10 and II, the
Baltimore & Ohio will run special train,
leaving Bsl!aife for Wheeling at IL 100 r.
NJ, Wheeling time, on above dates.
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A. NJ. 4. APPOINTMENTS.
Close OF tho Conference OF coioyeh Ailnis.
F9 tiers ut rRrkorsburg, gf4tJ

Close OF tho Conference OF coioyeh a1inis.
{ & tors ut rarkorsburg. .Ig..t
PAIKERsnuRo, W. VA, Oct l2.--Yes.
terday afternoon the Conference Of tho
African NJ. E. Church adjourned aitor q
suceess!ul sassiou Of several dasp.
Before adjournment an important reso.
luton was offered by Rev. Mr.. McGeo and
adopted to tako steps towards organizing
an orphan asylum for colored children.
This project will be pushed with "a much
vigor as possible.
Tho Conference passed a resolution ap.
propria.ing s1OO each to the church ia
this city and 10 tho church IN Wheeling
to help In paying OF their respective debts,
Following are the appointments: ir
Wylie Avenue, Pittsburgh, D. s. Bent
Brown'0 Chapel. Allegheny. W. s,
Lowry.
Uuloutown, ]. NJ. Palmer.
Monongahela Oily, r. Brown.
East End, Pittsburgh, ]. NJ. Norris.
Elizabeth. Pa, K. II. Morris.
South Side, pittsburgb, W. II. Palmer.
ParkersburR, q. A. McGeo.
Olarksburg, ]. u. jackson, 6ya.
Brown and Logan, ". Va, O. Deval.
Wyoming and Rolla, W. Va, L. A.
Barber. q ,' 7'.&l as'toI a
Wheeling, W. Va, G. G. Skinner.
Milton, w. Va, Cyrus Woodson.
Bloomsbury, Pa, Sandy Ch1latian.
Mt. Rose, Pa, 7. ". Cyrus.
Wilkesbarre, Pa, kichnrd Tanner.
Scranton, Pa, A.. l.. Palmer.
Manchester, Pa, John Riley.
Lswiatown, Pa, Alex. Smothers.
Altoona, Pa, 4. g. Ransom. w.
| G..l. Pennsylvania, 5
Bellfonte, O. Fl. Brown. N@
! Williamspnrt, John L. Russell. -
Bradford, David Lswiu. #a.a,
| Meadvi!le, /. B. Till. 0......
! OH City, l. N. Roes.
| Wayneaburs, R. Nj. Henderson. VI
| Canorsburg, George Q. Sampson.
\ Washington. q. ABhury.
| Brsddock, w. Il. Pride. NJ
sewickley, 8. Jones.
! Mckeesport, S. II. Lacy.
i franklin, D. ]. johnson. &
| youngstown, s. y. Honesty. #
| Bri6eewater, W. II. Brown,
Pike Run, II. G. Thomas.
| Connellsvil!e, J.J. Norrie.
Brownsville, A. Z. Walden.
i B. Wheeler, transferred to eteubanville
Ohio. l.d
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American Taste and Skili,
represented by Colgate & Co., produce
perfumes and toilet soaps moro delicate
than can be made abroad. JUS FL
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NyANTED-TWO FURNISHED
wv Rooms Tor Light Housekeeping: reatonablc
rates. and ten minutes walk from Twelfth street
Address rs. e." this oflce. ~ .gs'f ocl3s
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IN PARTNERSHIP, n ~. Nh
Tho nta Of ,ar,or & Mcndel, heretofore in buYl
neSs al NO. lol2 anu lo!i Market street, Wheeling
notice Is hereby Rivcn that said firm Of Garter 4
mendel have this l2tn day oil October, 1897, dis
solved partnership By mutual consent, and retired
from said business. All perSnnS indebtcd 10 lald
hfin ARC requested 70 settle their accounts at once
au1 gil pcrauns having claims against salt iirm arc
no!iaed u present the ZANE Immediately to ai.ae,
Of TIC undersigned for settlement. 81
lta. X. d CARTER,
OelV HH|.g.. NTH. j. v. MEYnRi,
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40 II. 2. j. @. Railroad. ,ss7.t \
Bella!re q Zanesville Through Passenger leaves
Belia!re At Say a. m, arrives ct Bellalre at D. n
n, arrives at bellalre at $50 q. N. n -" - -
sumneracld Accounted ston leaves Bella,re At
leo p. M, arrives at Bollairp at l0.S5 A. m - "
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Terms or SALE OF tho above deyc,lbed real e.
more as the purchaser may elect cash on Tic day
OF kale; one.third thereof with interest In ono
year, and tho residue thereof and interest In two
Year. from day Of sale, the purchaser 10 give bis
ments, and tho legal title 10 be retained rs further
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Tho second above described real estate, towIt;
Lots ~. a and westerly hall OF lot Is, situate On
the southeast corner Of North broad way aud Mary.
for sale. as o whole or III PARCELS on tho westerly
hall Of Lot No. 45 there Is firG two story brick
dwelling house, now occupied by j. b. shep.
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IsuSDAYs-1esyea at 7:eo a. m. and run eyery
:. m. aud run every hour until 10 D. m. e.ccnt
Church Trains, which will leave the Pay Il 0:is
NJ, and Wheeling at l2:l5 D. M - - ~ -
$3.50 q l5.S4a1f @. HIRaGH, supcrfnterdo,t
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NE,v ApygnTIsEsrENrs.

V3IANTED--TWO GOOD BELL, BOYS.
w Apply at McLunE HOUSE OFFICE, M
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TERHS-For purchase under SO cash, and for
larger amounts one oira cHAh and the balance Ia
three and tix months, with interest-notes win
good secusliy 10 be glyen for tho deferred pay.
meng. - al-.rLs..r IL 1890 -.
oel0 g. 9. ALII!ON, Administrator.
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COMMISSIONERS, sAIgs,
GALE OF THE OLD FAIR GROUND
~ rRoFERTf. d. INN ~,
Ono Hundred md Sercnty.two Deslra.
bio Lots on Wheeling Island,

In pursuance OF decree OF tho Circuit rou,, a,
Ohio County, ". Va, entered on the third div n
June. 1857, In tho case of ogtebay and oikcptst
corn m isyonefS will on ~ IHT ra.f fNS'et
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situate on the corner oil Main street aud Alley
Seven, Will be offered for sale first and when sold
VIII be sold az n separate parcel Upon this
lot OF ground there Is th rec story brick 6u.ldlrg
formerly occupied by Jacob Berger as leather
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Z ELi'S Pes.
CREAM balm
GATAR ri II
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

a RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
IA TRAINs-On and after July II, 1sS7-E.rLA-
NATION OF RE2Kngf'oc MLHXs sDaily. SUNDAY
excepted. monday exccptsa.-Czs.e.n RtanlArd
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WHEELING 4 ELM GROVE K. r., r..
Wheeling i Elm Grove Eallroad viii run N fni.
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3fEDfh4S 0u5VVIA11UENs
Wheeling, 0ct, l2, 1887.
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Auction Sale Of Furniture!

. Tho undersigned will sell at auction on THURS.
DAY October 10. 1887, at 10 A. NJ, at the lac resi-.
dence Of r, smyth, deceased, corner OF Byron
ana lhtaeeh'h streets, the Furniture belonging 10
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AsslGNEE,s SALE,

SALE
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Jacob Berger and g. Sue Berger, his wife, TO me al
Assignee, Gated the 9Th day Of September, A, j,
1881. admitted to record September ~ 1851, ard
recorded IN tho ofliee Of the Clerk OF the County
Dust Book No. 20, will sell at public auction
st tho front door Of tho Court House Of said
a..H
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-01-01
Bri K Streets.

One Of the greatest drawbacks IL
street improvement in West Tennes.
Sre Is the want If stone and grav'
eI. The consequence is, our streets
are almost impossible in "inter on &C.
count of mud. Stone and gravel are
vtey expensive to haul a great dis
tance to make streets with, and wood
EN- blocks have not proven satisfacto
ry. The question is, what Is the hest
and most substantial cheap street
Pavements Bloomington, Ill.,, is
credited with having solved the prob.
lom and that town, like Milan, is sit.
uSted in clay region where brick
are cheap and good, and it has been
found possible, by careful selection,
TO make bricks so tough and hard
that they form an extremely durable,
as we'll as cheap and convenient pave.
ment. The method of preparationin in
Bloomington ia thus described 1.-The
street is prepared for paving by form
ing the natural surface iutO the pro-
Gle /. on this 10 then laid four inches
Of cOsrse sand or cinders, being pre-.
ferred, on account of the beiter drain
Gge which they afford, and the whole
is covered with bricks laid fat, with
joints as close as possible, and accu.
rately formed to the desired profile,
Fine sand is then spread over the sur.
face and worked we'll into the joints
with broom, and. after laying an
inch more of sand over It. the top
cOurse, consisting of bricks on edge.is
set a. closely as possible, and the
Joints Of this ;s also we'll filed with
sand. The multiplicity of joints
makes the pavement easy and safe for
ho-ses to travel over, aud the whole
cost 10 only from Sl.40 to $3.50 per
square yard" Wonld it not he we'll
for our new hoard Of aldermen to in
vestiRate this matter carefully, ard
see If We cannot afford to pave al
least the busiest parts Of our streets
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MARRIED.

Mr.. W. j. Rust and Miss Mollie E.
Shepherd were married last Wednes.
day afternoon at the residence of the
brides father, R. B. Shepherd, ESQ.,,
near this citv, Rev. NJ. Nj. Taylor
d. d., officiating. This is the happy
elimination Of n long courtship, the
young couple having been sWeeibearts
since their childhood. Mr.. Rust is u
successful business man of Medina
and his charming wife was one of Mi.
lan's sweetest young ladies.
Hon. W. W. Wade, one of Gibson
county's members cf the legislature,
and Miss Annie F. Russell, one of
rrenton's fairest young ladies', were
married last Wednesday morning at
the residence of The brides father,
Col. r. NJ. Russell, tie Rev. j. r.
Rothrock officiating. The couple left
Immediately for Nashville, where
they will remain during the legislative
session. May their happiaess always
be as bright as it new is.
MIR. W. o. Fly and Miss Georgis
Richardson were married at the resi-.
dence nt the hri les father, Mr.. Mar,
shal Richardson, six miles east Of here
IN the 2jd Of December, the Rev. j
P. " env9r officiating. Many friend,
wish them long life and great joy.
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jackson District.

First round quarterly meetings:
Trenton. Jan 2.
First Church. jackson, Jan. 8.9.
Milan station, Jan. Is Is.
Wsst Jackson, Jan. 1928.
East jackson jan 1924.
Piuson circuit, at MonttEuma, Jan.
1890,
Henderson stHtion, Feb. Sc.
Humboldt. Feb. 81.
jackson circuit, At Msson's Grove,
Feb. 1913.
Medina circuit, at Medina, Feb.
1890
Bradford circuit. at Antioch, Feb.
26.27.
Trenton circuit, at Gibpon. Mar SO.
Spring Creek circuit, at Bethany,
Mar. IL 13,
McLemOreSville circuit, Ut Lessen.
berry, Mar. 10 20.
WARNER MOORE, p. +.
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Watch lNRt.

On Wednesday morning, Dec. 18th,
the Rev. L. +. Whitten lost a silver
watch either in Milan or on the SOUTH
bound /. g passenger train, 1t is Il
double case watch, sold ny &. p.
Barnes. Louisville, KY, No. of the
works 95, ,527, and the case No. E TO-
The watch was given him by his
brother on his death bed. and he pri-
xes it on that account. A suitable re.
k,s~db will he paid for its return to this
iottse, or to the Rev. L. F. Whit.en,
Birmingham, Ala.
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Tribute Of Respect.

Resolutions of Milan Commandery,
M. 70, U. 0.G G.
Whereas, Death has again entered
our citadel aud has called from us our
sister, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Ware. Her voice
We will sadly miss; Therefore, he it
Resolved. That we tender to her
bereavei children our sincere sympa.
thy in their sorrow, and commend
them 10 the loving kindness of our
Heavenly Father, who has promised
to wipe away all tears.
Resolved, That our charter be
draped in mourning :nr 80 davs
Resolved, That these resolutions he
pla ,ed upon our record, aud d cupv
be sent to the children of our sister,
and that they he printed in the Milan
Exchange.
G. KAsTNER.
j. H FIELDS.
l.. q DANNER.
Committee.
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Judge S0mers Dead.

The sad news reached here vester.
day that Hon. John SOmers, chancel.
lOr Of this division, died very uDex>
psctedly in Dresden Thur'dHy night.
We could get no particulars. He had
besn sick . long time, hut it was
thought he had recovered. He was
one Of the sblsst judges and pursst
men in the state. and his death will
cAuse 9 pang of sorrow to many hearts.
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Personal.

Benny Moore went to Mckenzie
Monday.
Miss Bessie Collins spent the h"li,
days at home.
DR.. WyIie Ellis, of Arkansas, ia
visiting relatives here.
Miss Ella Hutchprson, of Trezevant,
is visiting friends here.
Mr.. r. d jackson, of Alabama, is
visiting his family here.
Misses Maud and Neva Coley are
visiting friends in Nashville.
Miss Monte Warlick, of Greenfield,
visited friends here this week.
Hunter Richardson, Of Paris, is
spending the holidays with friends
here.
Mrs. Matte Moore. of HumboIdt
visited the family Of r. H. A lgee
this week.
Several Of Milan's charming Young
ladies attended bali nj Martin last
Monday night.
Will EianshrO. of Tullahoma. is
enjoying the holidays with friends
and kindred here.
Mr.. Bob Lnckard and family and
Miss Lula Ta,Ior, ot jackson, visited
relatives here this week.
Rev S. W Peoples of the Ken.
tncky Conference visited his hrolhpr.
Rev. B F. PpeIlps this week
Mr.. T. d Pearce ltft last Wednes.
day for Kansas City. where he will
make his headquarters for time.
Mr.. and Mrs. r P. Moore aud
Prof. E r, Williams aud wife, ot
Mckenzie, vi ited relatives here las,
Sunday and Monday,A -
Mr.. James g Pearce. .or tnIs eEy
has been appointed general agsnt fol
the Nichols Il Shepard threshi com
psny in Tennessee and Kentucky.
The Rev. W. E. Rutledge, of tn,
White River Conference. preached a
the Methodist church last SUNDAY
night. We believe he is a native o
this county.
Among Milan'F mercantile mean
derels, the following spen. their holi
days here; Bob Jordan, P. G. Love
lace, ]. W. Moore, B D. Mills, W
H. Coley, Will Trimhle, M. NJ. Seay
Rich Burrow. Andrew Cunningham
and j. H. Dickinson.
Prof. Kellogg 10 spending his hol
iday in Memphis. and while ther
seeing II he can learn anything ne,
in the school teaching art. His pu
pills here think that he knows Il a
nOw-and many older persons bsIiev
that he knows as much on that sui
ject as anybody else.
The following officers we're electe
and installed by the U. o. G. 9. NJ
70: G. G. Mitchell, N. e.; L. G
Danner. V. N. c.; e. Kastner, K. {
R, F. K. Of r. and treasurer; J. H
Fields, w. B.; F. r. Mitchell, W
H.; c. D. Brow., inner and out,
guardian. G. G. Mitchell, N. I
O. Kastner, K. of r. meets ever
4th Monday evening in each mont
at G. g. Mitchell'S residence.
| - -
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Marvellous ORerl

The attention Of the reader is espec>
tally called to an advertisement on
the fourth page, headed Books for
the million" We have made ar
rangementS with the publishers to fur
niSh this set of hooks, worth 1925,
to new Subscribers, or old subscribers
who renew their subscriptions to the
Exchange, ct the very low price of
one dollar. These books, if bound in
cloth, would he worth s45. There
are many standard and valuable
works among them and no one should
miss this rare offer.
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SMALL CHANGE.


week.
Write it 1887 now aud don't you
fail to remember it.
Swear of this morning and 80 to
work for prohibition.
Gilbert's saloon is closed up. We
hear he sold out to one of his credi-
tors.
The McMinn brothers, Of Middle
Tennessee, have bought Bullington's
saloon.
Tuesday morning ushered in II very
disagreeable cold sieet, which rOntin'
ued until Thursday, making it very
difficult to walk the streets.
The cold wave flag was hoisted at
noon yesterday, and we expect the
mercury to lie down almost below the
teens this morning.
Mr.. Ben Shepherds fine Jersey
cow, Lady Croc is, died last Tuesday
morning. The loss is considerable, as
she was very fine animal.
The Colored Baptist Sunday School
had nice tree on last Monday night,
with many valuable presents on it
Everything passed offpleaSantly.
Only three saloons now running in
Milan. 1t seems that prohibition is
almost here. Thirteen years ago there
we're fourteen saloons. aud the drug
stores and groceries also sold liquCr.
The pastor requests us TO urge all
members OF the =. P. church to he
present at the morning service to-
morrow. The holy sacrament will he
administered at the evening service.
Sociables we're enjoyed by the young
people at Mr.. Coley's last Saturday
light, at Mr.. Turner's Monday night,
at Mr.. Chas Mitchum's Tuesday
night, and at Mr.. w. R. Christians
Thursday night. All were eEjoyed
very much indeed.
Harry Griscom, one, Of the
best newspaper men in the state, has
sold his interest lin the Chattanooga
Commercial and retired. He is too ca
pahle ajournalist to stay out of the bus
iness, and we hope he will return to it.
That paper will hereafter appear as a
morning daily.
Milan has recently received anoth.
er valuable addition TO its lsrge stock
of bloOded auimals. Rev. ]. P.
Weaver has bought of E. Drane,
Nashville, "Lady Gladstone" one Of
the finest bred dogs in America. She
is by champion Gladst6ne,' out Of
June" and stands ut the head Of the
list of 6ne settlers, we believe.
Mr.. j. T. Tucker lost his 6ne Du
luth mare last Saturday morning Of
pneumonia. She had heen sick snv.
eral days, and on Thursday before
had accidentally bitten him severely
on the thumb. The report that she
had hydrOPhObia is false, as she had
no symptoms Of that disease She wa,
q valuable animal, worth about $3.50
Wallace Lusk has Just opened ~
one Of the Prettiest stocks of groceries
confcCtiOneries, etc., in the town, il
the Miller block. He 10 = young mar
Of 6ne taste and intends TO keep tn,
best in the market. His motto il
"Quick sales and small profits" anr
he wants everybody to 60 and %,
him and be convinced. See his bi,
ad. on tina eighth mage.
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old-fashieAed iron Sitlsrs have Ind theIr
dAy-srs like the hddIsr the sallkicksd--
u no more mssio in then. Browns IroN
Tonic stands on the threshold Of the NJ srBins,
Il nurisef, Teddens and entiches the blood.
ehsS the system. and aoeds ~ .pul Of ihs
former sufferer with urlrdy, ard rnf,s OIL, a
Fer sale hy Stqvsr; ! pssnrg,
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Music In the Alri

Do yea want brand new Grst.ClaSS
Organ at less than you can bay il
from anybody elsei If so. call at this
Office Immediately, and We can GIl the
bill for you. The instrument ia guar
anteed a. represented. This is no
huubug, and We mean just what We
say.
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Grade JERSEY for Sale.

A three-qusrtei grade jersey hei'sr
calf, nearly eight months old, sired
bv &" Lord Merry Macw," out Of enc
of the 6nest hAlf'grAdes in the cOun>
try, can be bought cheap. Don't
want to winter her, is my reason for
selling. Apply at Exchange Ofics.
w. A. WADE.
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Another WhIskey Eurder,

On Christmas Eve uight, several
boys and young men C1lleCted at
Keaton's saw mill, four miles north Of
town, and engaged in game Ofcards,
drinking whiskey and having q so
called good time" 1t is said that
Sam Carraway, aged about sixteen
years. insulted q boy named O'Cain.
about eighteen years Of age, when he
stabbed Carrawsy in the breast near
the heart, resulting in death in a few
minutes. O'Csin escaped and has not
been arrested 1t ia evident that
liquor is at the bottom Of the trouble,
As it ia in majority of cases Of this
kind. Let us have prohibition a'
soon as possible.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-01-01
&. KAsTNER.
j. H FIELDS.
LG DANNER.
Committee.

Remember that DR.. &. Swain will
he in Milan Thursday and Friday 9Th
and 7th of January, for the purpose
of treating all diseases of the reCtum
on MI entirely new plar.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-01-01

AIT parties indebted TO Jordan IL
Adams will please come forward and
settle at once. We are needing mOn-
eV TO paY eastern bills.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-01-01
saloon for Sale.

As ! desire to quit the saloon husi.
ness, l will sell my stock Of Liquors
and Bar Furniture and Fixtures. !
have good stand and am doing u good
business, For particulars apply to
W. II. AVERY,
Bank Exchange Saloon.